OMG! I can't belive it's going to be 300 Episodes! Tune in THIS SUNDAY for all the fun! It will feature sit down interviews with my family and much more! 

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Releasing Sunday, August 31st at 7PM!

This week on The Daily Life of Frank, it all starts with bad lightning and wind and ends in a technician showdown 48 years in the making. The house flickers like a haunted house, the AC breaker taps out, and suddenly we’re living in a poltergeist sequel with a side of electrical roulette. Anxiety spikes. Power dips. Oh, and the kids are back in school. All this and more, this week on the podcast!

There’s a real possibility I’m shrinking my feet are dangling in more places than usual, and I’m starting to question gravity’s loyalty. Meanwhile, my son has officially become the Big Hairy Animal Whisperer (yes, it’s as wild as it sounds). Whoever invented the five-day grind of school and work clearly had zero chill and should not be celebrated. Oh, and I saw the new movie Weapons... all I can say is: holy crap. Buckle up this episode’s got laughs, rants, and a little cinematic shock therapy.

This week, the feistiness is dialed up and for good reason. From childhood celebrities saying their final goodbyes and realizing I’m getting old to a doctor’s office front staff that might need a permanent improvement plan, it’s been one of those weeks. I also dive into my latest AI obsession and how it may have accidentally landed me on a list. Buckle up this episode’s got sass, nostalgia, and a touch of digital paranoia.

The Daily Life of Frank returns next week but until then we are flashing back to Episode 189 where I talk about the first time I met his wife, a Valentine’s Day fiasco, and more!

The dawgs (who are cats), have mastered retail treasure hunting or started hoarding gummies like they’re prepping for a Cheech and Chong reunion. Nemo and I kick off every day with our breakfast summit. I also unpack why two tall beers are now a tactical error, how breathing feels like a gym workout thanks to the air quality, and a Home Run Derby finish that smelled like a setup. Oh—and yes, I cover the Coldplay concert, where Andy Bryon, the former CEO from Astronomer, was spotted breaking HR rules with his Chief People Officer.

After nearly two decades of being married, nothing makes me jealous anymore except maybe the walk to the garden. Meanwhile, the bedroom renovation tornado led by my wife and daughter is turning their shared space into a live-action construction site. Loud bangs? Frequent. Peace and quiet? Extinct.

In this episode, I unpack how aging affects your political filter, relive my dramatic tumble outside an Office Depot, and dive into a topic nobody asked for but everyone will now Google: cat nipples. Yep, it’s one of those episodes. All this and more this week on the podcast!

Summer is flying by and before the seasonal sadness sets in, we’re slamming the pedal to the floor and soaking up every spark. This episode’s a firecracker—packed with Fourth of July festivities, family cookouts, rogue neighborhood fireworks (which I love), and one magical show that mesmerized the kids and maybe the adults too. Plus, I dish on my unexpected stint as a juror (gavel not included), and much more!

This week on the pod: I break down the sugary truth about overindulging in candy (spoiler: cancel all of your plans for the day), question whether my cats are secretly training for parkour, and how we all ugly-cried through the emotional rollercoaster that the final season of Squid Game was. 

Plus, a cautionary tale about something my son saw on my Instagram that he definitely wasn’t supposed to, and a recap of my dad-and-me suite experience at the White Sox game — big thanks to Caesars Sportsbook. Great memories were made… right after I did about three embarrassing things.

This week, I take a stroll down memory lane—Chicago summers as a kid, where living near Madigan felt like political trip to the amusement park (minus the funnel cakes & bribery charges). I dive into my son’s very serious investigation into who’s hotter, recap his unexpected transformation into a school bus superhero, and yes, the cats have officially started acting like actual dogs… metaphorically (for now).

Big shoutout to the Sportsbook for the clutch tickets—proving once again, the way to my heart is through premium seating. All that and whatever else falls out of my brain mid-recording.